See how to describe the goal, specify effects for an assumed model, generate a design, collect experimental run data, create, and fit a model incorporating experimental data, and use factors to optimize and improve settings. With Design Space Profiler, interactively find limit of failure regions (operational ranges) inside the factor space where the model(s) predict that the response(s) will be within specification.
See how to:
- Examine data Used in experiment case study
- Examine experiment design possibilities
- Summarizie results of creating Definitive Screening Design (DSD) and profiling Design Space
- Create DSD and interpret results
- Fit and interpret statistical model to design factors using Effective Model Selection for DSD methodology
- Use Design Space Profiler to determine factor settings necessary to keep process within spec limits
Questions answered by @Phil_Kay during the live webinar:
Q: How you get a DSD DOE that used multiple levels? Does the factors in the DOE contain a certain amount of levels unique to each factor? Or, does JMP chose this when selecting the DSD as an approach?
A: Basically, a definitive screening design always has 3 levels for each factor. So, you define the low end and the high end of the range and the definitive screening design will always give you 3 levels. It will always have runs where the factor is set at the low. It will have runs where the factor is set at the midpoint, and also where it's set at the high point. All you need to do is identify your factors, give the high and low points and JMP will interpolate to find the center point of each factor range for you. A related question might be what if I’ve only got defined levels like you could only set a furnace to 200, 280 and 310. Here they are not evenly space factor levels. In that case, you'd want to use a custom design.
Q: How do you color the prediction profiler within spec?
A: With any graph in JMP, you can double click any axis and add reference lines or ranges. See below.
Thank you. Appreciate the "full story". From understanding the basic process inputs and outputs, then the DOE, then how to use Design Space Profiler to identify optimum settings along with the Profiler. Thank you
Very nice, thank you Phil.
